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15 Feb 2023

Why Your Heat Pump Isn’t Switching to Heating Mode

There’s nothing like a heat pump in your home providing warmth during the cold winter months. Like most appliances, you expect it to work as intended after a few adjustments on your thermostat. But what if it doesn’t? What could be the reason why your heat pump isn’t in heating mode? Trusted HVAC repair contractor Schmitt Heating […]

23 Jan 2023

Do Cold Temperatures Affect Heat Pump Efficiency?

Heat pumps are a great way for San Francisco homeowners to heat their homes efficiently. But are they as efficient during cold weather? In this blog post, Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning discusses how cold weather affects heat pump efficiency.

16 Jan 2023

HVAC Maintenance Resolutions for 2023

With the new year comes new opportunities in doing things like getting more home maintenance done this year, HVAC maintenance in particular. In today’s post, Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning shares some heating and cooling maintenance habits that you should start getting into this year.

6 Dec 2022

When to Call Emergency HVAC Services

If you live in San Francisco, CA, you know that the weather can be unpredictable. One day it could be sunny and warm, and the next day it could be cold and foggy. This means that your HVAC system needs to be able to adapt to the ever-changing weather conditions. Unfortunately, heating and cooling units […]

5 Dec 2022

Things You Need to Know About Commercial Heat Pumps

A commercial heat pump is a device that uses refrigeration technology to heat or cool a space. Heat pumps are commonly used in residential and commercial settings but can also be used for industrial and institutional locations. So that you can get the most out of your HVAC service, here are some things you should know […]

10 Nov 2022

How Is Your HVAC Affected by Your Furniture?

When determining the usual factors affecting your HVAC’s performance, your home’s furniture may not be the first thing you think about. The placement around your home, however, can make or break your home’s comfort and indoor air quality. Top air conditioning and indoor air quality expert Schmitt explains what you need to know: